Table 5.

Logistic regression results of the factors affecting the state of being exposed to violence and not being exposed to workplace violence of healthcare workers who participated in the study conducted in June–July 2021.

	Predictor	β	SE	95% CI lower	95% CI upper	P
Step1	Gender	0.451	0.182	1.098	2.245	0.013
	Marital status	0.424	0.192	1.049	2.228	0.027
	6-year university					0.300
	High school	−0.165	0.465	0.341	2.109	0.722
	2-year university	−0.078	0.417	0.409	2.096	0.852
	4-year university	0.470	0.296	0.896	2.856	0.112
	Doctor or not	1.193	0.230	2.102	5.169	<0.001
	Shifting					0.423
	Only mornings	−0.199	0.183	0.573	1.173	0.277
	Only nights	0.763	1.198	0.205	22.464	0.524
	Working in units serving COVID-19 patients	0.175	0.182	0.834	1.701	0.337
	Constant	−0.911	0.339	1.098	2.245	0.007
Step 2	Female	0.426	0.180	1.077	2.178	0.018
	Married	0.413	0.192	1.038	2.200	0.031
	6-year university					0.255
	High school	−0.144	0.461	0.351	2.135	0.754
	2-year university	−0.080	0.416	0.409	2.088	0.849
	4-year university	0.498	0.293	0.926	2.923	0.089
	Doctor or not	1.193	0.228	2.111	5.155	<0.001
	Working in units serving COVID-19 patients	0.249	0.171	0.917	1.794	0.146
	Constant	−1.058	0.308			0.001
Step 3	Female	0.484	0.177	1.148	2.295	0.006
	Married	0.429	0.191	1.057	2.232	0.024
	Doctor or not	1.048	0.169	2.047	3.974	<0.001
	Working in units serving COVID-19 patients	0.266	0.170	0.935	1.822	0.118
	Constant	−0.967	0.277			<0.001
Step 4	Female	0.498	0.176	1.165	2.324	0.005
	Married	0.398	0.189	1.029	2.156	0.035
	Doctor or not	1.066	0.169	2.086	4.041	<0.001
	Constant	−0.792	0.252			0.002

Logistic regression beta coefficients (together with 95% CI) are reported. 95% CI, 95% confidence interval; SE, standard error.

The bold type denotes statistical significance.